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Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane
The Fed won’t go easy
Farmers have been unable to boost supply, leading to expectations that costs will remain above pre-pandemic levels
Cost of living increases put employees in the red even as the labour market remains tight
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Stocks inch lower on Friday after a hotter than expected US jobs report
Data suggest demand for new workers remains strong despite Fed tightening campaign on interest rates
Powell comments lift investor sentiment but impact of a long-anticipated US economic downturn looms
A surge in demand from the region’s poorest has led some organisations to turn away new applicants
Company selling prices predicted to rise at lowest rate since start of the Ukraine war
And how the yield curve might be wrong
Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 10%
A new regime of greater macro and market volatility is here to stay
US central bank chair warns ‘against prematurely loosening policy’
Today’s edition also looks at the drop in global wages, Brexit’s economic impact and the surprise hub of Europe’s new battery industry
UN agency report suggests there is scant evidence pay pressures are stoking inflation
British Retail Consortium finds food prices rose 12.4% in November and warns of ‘dampened Christmas cheer’
Decline comes in wake of mounting signs that global price pressures are easing
Some dovish policymakers fear monetary tightening campaign may end up going too far
Figures fuel hopes of lower inflation in the eurozone but food prices continue to surge
John Williams says he expects job losses to rise as central bank battles inflation
Central bank president strikes bearish tone in spite of hopes for easing inflation data
The right goal for central banks in advanced economies such as the US might be 3% a year
The president of the Federal Reserve’s Cleveland Reserve bank on the central bank’s plans to tackle inflation
Planning for a range of outcomes is preferable to relying on a shaky prediction
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